Press Freedom in Europe: challenges, interventions, and perspectives
Why are European journalists increasingly concerned about press freedom? What challenges do they face? Agapi Pachatouridou, a second-year student in the Department of Communication and Media Studies at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, highlighted key insights from the opening panel at the iMEdD International Journalism Forum 2024.
Climate, conflict, and debt keep hunger and malnutrition stubbornly high globally
The world is failing to make progress in the fight against hunger and malnutrition, with 1 in 11 people experiencing hunger in 2023 and over a quarter of the global population reducing food intake or skipping meals, according to a UN report.
US-China: The silent war on microchips
Microchips are at the core of global industry, underpinning technological innovations such as AI, factory automation, electric cars, and advanced weapon systems. Simultaneously, they lie at the heart of the US-China trade conflict—a "Cold War" dispute with significant global implications.
Cementing its military footprint, Israel is transforming Gaza’s geography
War games in troubled waters: Philippines − emboldened by US − squares up to Beijing
How Israel continues to censor journalists covering the war in Gaza
Journalists’ organizations and the correspondents themselves have been lobbying for access to Gaza for months now. But the Israeli government appears to be not giving way.
Covering protests over the war in Gaza? Here’s what journalists should be asking themselves
Think light, not heat and address audience needs while covering campus protests over the war between Israel and Hamas, says Poynter ethics expert.
Explainer Video: Is famine a weapon of war?
Analysis: Should Europe Prepare for War?
